April 2009 Volume 09 No. 04 SunCoast Branch News€¦ · 07/04/2009 · send in their nominations...

Mark your Calendars!! Special Events:

2009 ASCE SunCoast Scholarship Application

Packets are due April 1, 2009

2009 54th Science and Engineering Fair of

Florida April 15-17, 2009 Lakeland FL

14th Annual ASCE Charity Golf Tournament

May 15, 2009 Bobcat Trail, North Port FL

In This Issue: President's Message PG 1

Calendar PG 2

Happy Birthdays PG 2

Sub Committees PG 2

National Committee PG 2

Continuing Education PG 3

Brain Teaser PG 3

Math ACES Awards PG 3

Career Corner PG 4

25th Anniversary PG 4

2009 ASCE Report Card PG 5

Photo Corner PG 5

What’s Going On? PG 5

Quote of the Month PG 6

Conferences PG 6

Golf Tournament Info PG 6

Civil Gators PG 6

West Point Bridge Info PG 7

Sponsor’s Spot PG 8

2009 Golf Tournament PG 9

Upcoming Speakers PG 10

Science & Eng Fair PG 10

New/Life Members PG 11

April Meeting PG 11

President‟s Message from Adnan Javed, P.E.

Simultaneously a group of dedicated branch members took it upon themselves to help us compile a long lost history of our branch officers. So if you have served as a SunCoast branch officer in the past, please contact me so we can update our database. Moreover, we recently launched a Facebook page for our SunCoast community. Go check it out on www.facebook.com to sign up and show your support for your favorite branch. For those of you who will be taking the P.E. exam in October 2009 and April 2010, the SunCoast Branch will once again be holding the P.E. review sessions beginning in August. Please contact me at 941-315-0194 or [email protected], if you want to teach a 2 hours class on topics covered in P.E. exam. The instructors are recognized for their dedication to the profession with a certificate of appreciation. You can use it to earn PDHs for the renewal of your PE license. We will post more information about the venue and the class schedules in the forthcoming months. Surprisingly, a recent poll of our readers revealed that many young members are interested in activities to get their blood pumping. This month’s newsletter gives you a scoop and contact information for several of the local activities. In addition, we ask of you to let us know of your group that meets regularly for sports or miscellaneous fun activities, so we can let your fellow members know where to go. Besides our monthly meetings, to provide our members with an informal venue to network, your branch intends to host an icebreaker in the first two weeks of Independence (July) month. Shoot us an email with ideas and suggestions. Please note, when we ask for your ideas and help, it’s only because we value your suggestion and your branch is constantly seeking for ways to provide the best to you, as we are committed to your success! Thank you for your continued support and I look forward to seeing everyone at our next branch meeting on April 23rd.

Best Regards, Adnan Javed

On Behalf of SunCoast Branch – Happy Earth Day

and Easter greetings fellow members!

First, I want to thank our members who took time to

send in their nominations for 2009 annual branch

awards. Your participation is highly appreciated!

Secondly, planning is well underway for our 14th

Annual Charity Golf Tournament scheduled for Friday

afternoon on May 15th at North Port’s 4-1/2 star rated

semi-private golf club, Bobcat Trail. We need both

players and sponsors for this year’s charity event.

Please remember your sponsorship of this event is

paramount to continuing our engineering outreach and

education program to the local community. We are

also seeking golf tournament volunteers to help us run

the event. Do not hesitate to contact us for more

information. Thanks and be sure to make it to this

years' ASCE Charity Golf Tournament. It will be an

event you do not want to miss!

I am very proud to share our branch’s

accomplishments with you, as we continue to make

headways with our community outreach program. We

have received 16 scholarship applications this year,

an all-time record high by far. There are 3

applications for the high school scholarship, and 13 for

the Civil Engineering scholarship. As part of our

outreach efforts, we are looking for a few good ASCE

members for some public speaking and to represent

our profession in presenting the 13th annual 'Math

ACES' award at one (or more) of 13 local high schools

within the next few weeks. Please contact Mike Elfers,

Chair Math ACES at 747-2971 or

[email protected] to volunteer. This story

cannot be complete without the honorable mention of

our branch’s first time participation in '54th Science

and Engineering Fair of Florida' from April 15-17 2009

in Lakeland.

In a continuing effort to commemorate branch’s 25th anniversary, we are currently in the process of revamping our SunCoast website, so please take a moment to send us your ideas or suggestions.

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APRIL 2009

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

30 31

1 APRIL FOOL’S DAY 2 3 4 5 PALM

SUNDAY

6 7 8 9 PASSOVER

10 GOOD

FRIDAY

11

12 EASTER

13 EASTER

MONDAY

14 15 TAX DAY

16 17

18 19

20 21

RSVP for MEETING

22 EARTH DAY

ADMINSTRATION

PROFESSIONAL DAY

23

Branch Meeting

24 25 ARBOR DAY 26

27 28 29 30 1 MAY DAY 2 3

SUNCOAST BRANCH

SUB-COMMITTEES

Please join a Sub-committee today! 1)

Scholarship Committee: Please

contact Tim Foushee

[email protected] for

more information

2) Outreach Program Committee :

Please contact Paula R. Wiggins at

[email protected] for more

information

3) Toothpick Bridge Committee:

Please contact Chris Sharek at


information

4) West Point Bridge Committee

Please contact Andy Eiland at

[email protected] for

more information

5) Florida Section Science and

Engineering Fair Committee Please

contact Adnan Javed at


information

The Civil Times Would Like to Wish the

Following SunCoast Members a Happy Birthday!

Calendar of Events

Adams, Frederick D Brady, Scott T Brown, Roy A Buttice, Jeffrey S Collins, Patrick S Crist, Stephanie Day, Arthur L Delaney, Douglas A Dell, Leroy Donoghue, Richard G Erickson, Ronald R

Haas, Dale Hendrickson, Candace O Jensen, Kurt W Karleskint, Julie L King, Aaron M Kokomoor, Karl W Leins, Douglas S Lombardo, Robert J Mac Eachern, Stephen C Ravazzoli, Keith A Rhodes, Michael J

Ross, Curtis G Sankah, Kwamena Saraniero, Joh T Tuomy, Blake A Winkler, Thomas F

Subcommittee by Tony Cragg Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Washington D.C.

SunCoast Branch National Committee Members

members We are pleased to recognize our Suncoast

Branch members serving on Technical,

Professional, Educational, Research, Board,

and Institute Committees at the National level.

Karyn Marie Erickson P.E., M.ASCE of Erickson

Consulting Engineers Inc. is a member of the

Coasts, Oceans, Ports and Rivers Institute‟s

Coastal Zone Management Committee

Julie Lyn Karleskint P.E., M.ASCE of Hazen and Sawyer, P.C is a member of the Environmental and Water Resources Institute‟s Residuals Management Committee.

John F Bonacci P.E., M.ASCE of Karins Engineering Group, Inc. is a member of the Structural Engineering Institute‟s Development and Splicing of Deformed Bars (W/ACI 408) Committee; the Joints and Connections in Monolithic Concrete Structures (W/ACI 352) Committee; and the Shear & Torsion (W/ACI 445) Committee.

Donald Howard Landis P.E., F.ASCE of Epic Metals Corp is a member of the Structural Engineering Institute‟s Steel Desk with Concrete Standards Committee and the Structural Design for Fire Conditions Committee.

Thank you for your contributions!


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ASCE Region 5 Spring/Summer 2009 Continuing Education Seminars

In our continuing effort to enhance communications between ASCE‟s Sections, Branches and ASCE National, Geographic Services is pleased to advise you of the following seminars scheduled in your geographic area from April through September 2009:

April 16-17, 2009 New Orleans, LA

Design of Lateral Force Resisting Systems Using the 2006 International Building Code (Structural)

April 22-24, 2009 Atlanta, GA

Techniques for Pavement Rehabilitation (Transportation)

April 23-24, 2009 Tampa, FL

Seismic Design of Highway Bridges (Structural)

May 7-8, 2009 Atlanta, GA

Bridge Condition Assessment and Performance Monitoring- NEW! (Structural)


Designing Aluminum Structures (Structural)

May 14-15, 2009 Tampa, FL

Bridge Rehabilitation (Structural) May 14-15, 2009 Tampa, FL

Bridge Rehabilitation (Structural)

May 14-15, 2009 Houston, TX

Instrumentation & Monitoring Bootcamp: Planning, Execution and Measurement Uncertainty for Structural and Geotechnical Construction Projects (Geotechnical)


Wind Loads for Buildings & Other Structures (Structural)

May 21-22, 2009 Orlando, FL

Steel- Framed Buildings: Practical Issues in Design and Renovation (Structural)

May 28- 29, 2009 Atlanta, GA

Who will be the clever member to decipher

the riddle this month? The first person to

respond with the correct answer will receive a

free lunch at our next Branch Meeting.

Email your answer to Sundae Knight at

[email protected].

The king hires an engineer is to build a bridge

in only 12 straight days. In return for his work,

king will pay him a bar of gold. The engineer

requires a daily payment of 1/12th of the bar

of gold. What and where are the fewest

number of cuts to the bar of gold that will

allow the king to pay his engineer 1/12th each

day?

Last month‟s winner Bryan Zoller of PBS&J

holds the current record for a correct answer

in only 19 minutes after publication! So may

the fastest calculator cowboy or cowgirl win!

The Math ACES Awards…speakers needed!

BRAINTEASERS…How smart are you???

The Math ACES competition was created

in 1996 to encourage and reward

excellence in mathematics. The Math

ACES competition is offered to any

interested public or private high school in

Sarasota and Manatee Counties. It is

named after its major financial contributor,

the SunCoast Branch of the American

Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE).

Additional sponsors who fund the award

are: The Manatee Community College

Foundation, the Education Foundation of

Sarasota County, the Sarasota Council of

Teachers of Mathematics, and the

Manatee Council of Teachers of

Mathematics.

The Manatee Community College

Mathematics Department writes, grades,

and administers the exam. The student in

each public school who achieves the

highest score is awarded $100 and a

plaque while one award is given to the

private high school student from each

county who has the highest score for their

respective county. The exam is made up

of questions ranging from a broad category

of topics taught in area high schools. The

topics Statistics, Geometry, Algebra II,

Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, and the AB

syllabus of Calculus. This year the

competition took place on Thursday, March

12, 2009.

Each year since 1996, ASCE SunCoast

Branch members have been presenting as

many of the awards as possible during the

senior awards ceremony held at each

school during May and June. We are

again asking for your help in promulgating

these awards. Please contact Mike Elfers

at 941-747-2981 or

[email protected] to volunteer.

This is a great way to get our name and

profession some recognition in the

community. Please help out.






Members Helping Members

If you know a member actively

seeking employment ask them

to send a resume and we will

post their name and contact

information in the newsletter or

refer any leads to him or her

privately. You can help

someone as easily as

forwarding an email!

Brian Fuxan, EIT

An EIT with a MS in Industrial

Engineering, Six Sigma Black

Belt Certification, 5 years

experience in Industrial

Engineering, and 4 years

experience in Civil Engineering

seeks employment in west

central Florida. Resume

available by email at

[email protected] .

Richard Donoghue, PE

A Professional Engineer and

ASCE member with 40 years of

experience in civil engineering,

program and project

management, consulting and

construction is seeking

employment in the Sarasota,

Manatee area. Available for

either full time employment as

an employee or contract

consultant. Resume on request.

Contact at

[email protected].

SunCoast Branch Celebrates a Silver Anniversary!

The SunCoas t Branch of ASCE Celebrates 25 Years of Engineer ing

Excel lence f rom 1984 -2009.

The SunCoast Branch encourages members to make a difference this year through educational outreach, recognition programs and public service projects. If you‟re looking for a way to make a difference this year, carve out some time in your busy schedule to participate more in your local ASCE branch activities. Educational Outreach Get involved in an existing subcommittee or create a new one for one of the other great ASCE educational programs. ASCE supports several programs: the Toothpick Bridge Contest and the West Point Bridge Design Contest, Math ACES and MathCounts. For copies of ASCE‟s educational outreach activity guides, contact

Shana Gipson, senior coordinator of diversity and pre-college outreach, at 703-295-6418 or [email protected]. Recognition Programs Take the time to reward a SunCoast member for their dedication. ASCE offers over 100 different awards programs encompassing every aspect of Civil Engineering from our local Branch Award and Scholarship programs to the Alfred Noble Prize. For more information award programs available to ASCE members go to http://www.asce.org/pressroom/honors. Public Service Projects Support your community through local public service organizations. Our 25th anniversary is an exceptional time to showcase why civil engineers are important to the community. Our members donate time, goods, and money to numerous excellent causes. In times of great need, SunCoast members can make a difference in the community. Let‟s continue this great tradition and support local public service programs like Sarasota Adopt-a-Family, Habitat for Humanity and local food banks.

Together we can build a better world!

These days, you can't escape the news of our turbulent

financial times. Its impact is in the headlines, in your

inbox, and most importantly, in your pockets. But that

doesn't mean you can't continue succeeding and moving

forward in your professional and personal life.

That’s why it's never been a better time to be an ASCE

member. ASCE compiled the following resources and

programs to ensure that you and your company get the

help you need to not only survive, but thrive in this

challenging economy.

ASCE gives you the tools to excel at your profession and

thrive in your personal life as well.

ASCE's Career Connections

-- Browse Jobs, Resume Tips*, Job Coach Q&As*,

Mentoring*, Salary Survey*

*Requires member login

ASCE gives you the opportunity to distinguish

yourself professionally while providing activities for

you to meet new engineers who can help you in the

future.

-- Specialty Certifications, Honors and Awards,

Networking/"Build Your Network”, Volunteerism

Webinars and Professional Development

-- Professional Engineer (P.E.) Licensure and

Professional Development Hours, Continuing

Education Units, Management and Leadership Skills,

Engineering Conferences

For more information go to

http://content.asce.org/SurviveandThrive.html

New ASCE Guide Helps You “Survive and Thrive”




http://www.asce.org/pressroom/honors

http://content.asce.org/SurviveandThrive.html





Call for Papers

Structures Congress 2009

[30-Apr-09]

World Environmental &

Water Resources

Congress 2009 [17-May-

09]

Joint 2009 ASCE-ASME-

SES Conference on

Mechanics and Materials

[24-Jun-09]

TCLEE 2009 Conference

[28-Jun-09]

33rd International

Association of Hydraulic

Engineering & Research

(IAHR) Congress [10-

Aug-09]

Pipelines Conference

2009 [16-Aug-09]

14th Conference on Cold

Regions Engineering [30-

Aug-09]

5th Congress on Forensic

Engineering [10-Nov-09]

PHOTO CORNER:

2008-05-02 ASCE

SunCoast Branch Annual

Charity Golf Tournament

Dedicated to Scott

Thompson

Calling all shutterbugs…Please

submit your civil engineering,

seasonal or branch member related

photographs for inclusion in the next

issue of Civil Times. Please

reference subject, date and place the

photo was taken.

What‟s going on Around Here?

A recent poll of our readers revealed that many members are interested in activities to get the blood pumping. Trouble is they don‟t know where to hook up with likeminded members. Your ASCE SunCoast Branch has the scoop on where to find a local game of hoops and much more! If you have a group that meets regularly for sports, please email your branch officers to let your fellow members know where to go. Soccer : Fridays 5:30pm at Honore and Richardson in Sarasota contact Luis Hererra at [email protected] or Chris Hauber at [email protected] for info. Basketball: Group wanted contact Eric

Rose at [email protected] to decide a time and place. Tennis: Thursdays 5:30p Isles of Sarasota on Honore Ave, contact Adnan Javed at [email protected] to join in. Bowling: Sarasota Lanes on Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m. The summer season starts on Monday, May 4, 2008 and runs through August 10, 2009. Our organizational meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 20, 2009, at 6:30 p.m. at Sarasota Lanes, 2250 Fruitville Road. For more information, call or e-mail the following: Sue Garland [email protected] or Larry & Cee Butler [email protected] .

2009 ASCE Report Card Available Online!

The Report Card is an assessment by

professional engineers of the nation's status

in 15 categories of infrastructure. In 2009, all

signs point to an infrastructure that is poorly

maintained, unable to meet current and

future demands, and in some cases, unsafe.

Since the last Report Card in 2005, the

grades have not improved. ASCE estimates

the nation still stands at a D average.

Deteriorating conditions and inflation have

added hundreds of billions to the total cost of

repairs and needed upgrades. ASCE's

current estimate is $2.2 trillion, up from $1.6

trillion in 2005. ASCE has released their

recommended „Principles for Infrastructure

Stimulus Investment‟ designed to help guide

lawmakers and the Obama administration

when allocating economic stimulus funding for

infrastructure projects poised to aid in

rebuilding the nation‟s economy.

You can help by taking action and contacting

your legislator at

http://capwiz.com/ascereportcard/home/ .

Send an email to your elected officials and tell

them to pass important legislation that you

can follow online.







http://capwiz.com/ascereportcard/home/





Quote of the Month

There is a pleasure in

the pathless woods,

There is a rapture on

the lonely shore,

There is society, where

none intrudes,

By the deep sea, and

music in its roar:

I love not man the less,

but Nature more.

~George Gordon, Lord

Byron, Childe Harold's

Pilgrimage

ASCE Conference Connection ---April 2009---

30 - 05/02 Structures Congress 2009 Austin, TX

---May 2009---

04 - 07 2009 Offshore Technology Conference Houston, TX

17 - 21 World Environmental & Water Resources Congress 2009 Kansas City, MO

31 - 06/03 Automated People Movers 2009 Atlanta, GA

---June 2009---

01 - 02

2009 Triennial Conference - Coastal Engineering: Future Challenges and Risks

St. Johns, Newfoundland

24 - 27 2009 ASCE International Workshop on Computing in Civil Engineering Austin, TX

Attention all golfers! Swing into the spring golf season by

participating in this year’s ASCE Suncoast Branch Charity

Golf Tournament. This year’s tournament, which marks

the 14th time the event has taken place, will be played at

one of North Port, Florida’s finest golf courses, Bobcat

Trail. The event will be held on Friday May 15, 2009, and

the first tee shots will be taken at 1:30 pm.

The round will be played over 18 holes followed by a

dinner and awards ceremony. Groups of four players will

constitute each individual team, and the format of the

tournament will be a scramble.

This will be a great opportunity for local engineering,

contracting, and other related businesses to come

together and support a great cause. The proceeds of our

golf tournament help to fund outreach activities aimed to

stimulate math and science related academics in high

schools and colleges, as well as creative bridge building

contests. Sponsorships are a great way to join in the

effort of motivating our youth to become more

passionate about the academic world, and help to

facilitate an event where people can join together.

Registration forms are included in the newsletter email.

Grab a group of co-workers, clients, and friends and sign

up today!

14th

Annual ASCE Charity Golf Tournament

The Agony of the Feet: Alex

Boudreaux at Soccer Practice

in Sarasota 2007-07-06

Calling all UF Civil Engineering grads, UF Friends, and Friends of the UF Civil Engineering Department! University of Florida friends and alumni of the UF Civil Engineering Department has formed a club for Civil Engineering Alumni (not affiliated with the UF Alumni Association) known as “Civil Gators”. Mike Bell was honored to help form this organization and serve as the first Treasure. Other officers are Ernie Cox our President (Ardaman & Associates, Inc.), Ananth Prasad (HNTB) as President Elect, Bob Behar (Behar & Associates Ft. Lauderdale area) as Secretary, and board members Aage Schroder, Ed Racila and Jim Wolfe. The web site link for our group is: http://www.ce.ufl.edu/ , click on link “Join the Civil Gators” for additional information.

Each of our board members represents different geographic regions of the State. Each board member has been asked to organize an activities committee to begin planning of social events, golf outings, and opportunities for the Dean or Department Chair to meet and greet in our areas, etc. If you are interested in serving on the Civil Gators Southwest Florida Activities Committee, please email [email protected] or phone 941-374-2922. Volunteers will be invited to an afterhours organizing meeting hosted in the next few weeks. Join us in serving the University of Florida and Civil Engineering Department and becoming reconnected with your old friends and recent graduates!

Mike Bell

J. Michael Bell, P.E.

Senior Vice President

Managing Principal

WilsonMiller, Inc.

[email protected]

941.255.0655 (Port Charlotte)

941.907.6900 (Sarasota)

941.374.2922 cell

Civil Gators are Forming a

New Club for University of Florida Alumni

http://content.asce.org/conferences/structures2009/index.html

http://www.otcnet.org/2009/

http://content.asce.org/conferences/ewri2009/index.html

http://content.asce.org/conferences/apm2009/index.html

http://www.csce.ca/2009/triennial/



http://www.caee.utexas.edu/asceIT2009

http://www.ce.ufl.edu/






Sponsor‟s Spot:

Welcome to a section devoted to advertising for local engineering firms and sponsors. For ad rates and

promotions please contact the Branch Treasurer Sonya Fronckowiak. If you are interested in advertising

job openings please contact Branch Secretary for details.





Date Speaker Title/Company Subject Location

04/23 Peter J. Singhofen, PE

President, Streamline Technologies, Inc.

“Modeling Percolation from Multiple Ponds in Close Proximity Using ICPR”

Dutch Heritage

05/13 Stuart Goldenberg Shields and Company

Joint Meeting with FES - “Using Options for Income and Portfolio Risk Reduction”

Holiday Inn Lakewood Ranch

06/18 Jack Merriam Sarasota County Low Impact Development Dutch Heritage

07/23 Speaker needed Contact a Branch Officer to volunteer! Dutch Heritage



2008 – 2009 SunCoast Branch Executive Board

President

Adnan Javed, P.E.

Sarasota County CMS

1001 Sarasota Center Blvd.

Sarasota, Florida 34232

[email protected]

(941) 861-0599

Vice-President/Golf Chair

Eric Rose, E.I.

Reynolds, Smith & Hills, CS

205 North Orange Ave., Suite 1SW


[email protected]

(941) 365-8539

Secretary

Sundae Knight, P.E., CEM

Constellation Energy

360 Central Avenue , Suite 250

Saint Petersburg, FL 33701

[email protected]

(941) 467-2328

Treasurer

Sonya Fronckowiak, P.E.

WilsonMiller, Inc.

6900 Professional Pkwy. E.


[email protected]

(941) 907-6900

Past President

Spencer Anderson, P.E.

Sarasota County

1001 Sarasota Center Blvd.

Sarasota, FL 34240

[email protected]

(941) 915-3421

Webmaster

D. Scott McKenna, P.E.

WilsonMiller, Inc.

6900 Professional Pkwy. E.


[email protected]

(941) 907-6900

54th Science and Engineering Fair of Florida

April 15-17, 2009 Lakeland FL

The Chair for the ASCE Florida Section Science

and Engineering Fair is Adnan Javed. Adnan can

be reached at [email protected]. The 2009 State

Science and Engineering Fair is fast approaching.

ASCE Florida Section will be sponsoring the

Outstanding Engineering Project in both the

Middle School and High School Categories at the

54th Science and Engineering Fair of Florida.

This is the State level event of all the regional

winners. Details available at

http://www.floridassef.net/

The judging for the event is to be held on April

16th, 2009 at the Lakeland Center. Online

registration for the judging is open. Please click

on http://www.fffs.ucf.edu/judges/user/Home.aspx

to register to be a judge for the ASCE Florida

Section Award.

In spite of all the educational budget cuts, we are

happy to say that the Science and Engineering

Fair competitions in our Districts and Regions and

the State are being continued this year!

We are seeking more than 400 Judges in all

areas of science to interview the talented

students of Florida on their scientific research

projects for 2009. We hope that you and your

organization will provide the time and expertise

we need to provide high-quality face-to-face

judging for this prestigious competition – the

largest academic competition in the state of

Florida.

We have two levels of competition – middle

school students in grades 6 – 8 and our high

school students in grades 9 – 12. These

students have already won at their Regional

Fairs throughout the state of Florida. There are

14 categories to choose from. The descriptions

of these categories may be found at

http://www.floridassef.net/forms/2009forms/SSE

F%20Categories.09.pdf . Please register to join

us on Thursday, April 16th, 2009 from 8:30 AM

until 5:00 PM for Judging. This will be an

experience you will never forget as you

interview students demonstrating outstanding

innovation and creativity – soon to be part of

our future workforce.

If you know of any other contacts for Judging,

please forward this and/or send me the

information at [email protected]. Thank

you and I look forward to seeing you April 16th

at the Lakeland Center in Lakeland, Florida.

Nancy Besley, Executive Director, Florida

Foundation for Future Scientists/UCF, 407-823-

4347

Speakers to look forward to…Call for Speakers

http://www.floridassef.net/

http://www.fffs.ucf.edu/judges/user/Home.aspx

http://www.floridassef.net/forms/2009forms/SSEF%20Categories.09.pdf

http://www.floridassef.net/forms/2009forms/SSEF%20Categories.09.pdf





Where? Speaker Who Needs to Know?

Dutch Heritage 3713 Bahia Vista Street

Peter J. Singhofen, PE RSVP:

Sundae Knight, PE, CEM

When? 11:45-12:00 Registration

Company: Streamline Technologies, Inc.

Constellation Energy [email protected]

(941) 467-2328

12:15 Speaker Topic of Discussion: By: Noon April, 21st, 2009

How Much? $15.00

“Modeling Percolation from Multiple Ponds in Close Proximity Using ICPR”

Honored Guests ASCE Members and Guests

Directions to

Troyer's Dutch Heritage

(3713 Bahia Vista Street)

Take I-75 South to Exit 207,

Bee Ridge Road, and head

west toward McIntosh Road.

Turn Right onto McIntosh

Road, head north to Bahia

Vista Street. Turn Left onto

Bahia Vista Street, and the

Troyer's Dutch Heritage

restaurant is at 3713 Bahia

Vista Street, on the right after

you cross the railroad tracks.

Please contact Sundae

Knight if there are any

questions regarding

directions to Dutch Heritage

Civil Times Issue 00 Month Year

SunCoast Branch

c/o Sundae Knight, P.E., CEM

Constellation Energy

360 Central Avenue, Suite 250

Saint Petersburg, FL 33701

ASCE Luncheon: Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

Welcome New Members! Congratulations Life Members!

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